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Councillor Declan Burgess announced on his social media the new measures, which will monitor their effectiveness, with the intention of putting a longer-term solution in place to further improve the s
Temporary measures have been put in place around the Bregawn Estate in Cashel.
Councillor Declan Burgess announced on his social media the new measures, which will monitor their effectiveness, with the intention of putting a longer-term solution in place to further improve the situation.
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“Following on from my representations, a review has taken place at the roundabout on the Bregawn Estate in Cashel. A number of recommendations were identified to improve safety at this junction.”
“I’m pleased to report that the developer will be installing temporary measures in the coming days and will monitor their effectiveness, with the intention of putting a longer-term solution in place to further improve the situation.”
“As always, I’m happy to hear from residents on this matter. Please feel free to email me at declanburgessfg@gmail.com”
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